Wallace Pupils Stage Play for B P W Club
Four Wallace school pupils presented the play When Martha and George Returned for the Business and Professional Women's Club after the dinner. Evelyn Nethergall and Ralph Lemley played Martha and George Washington. Mary Howell and Billy Brown played modern Martha and George. Director the event were Mrs. Ruth Lemley and Miss Elsie Glassburner with Miss Anita Tellin leading a materials stunt and occupation booklet activity. The meeting was led by vice president Miss Harriet Barrett and the May breakfast is planned for May 11 at 7 AM with attendees confirmed through secretary Miss Mary Briley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace School
Martha and
George
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Martha
George Washington
Evelyn Nethergall
Ralph Lemley
Mary Howell
Billy Brown
Ruth Lemley
Elsie Glassburner
Anita
Mary Briley
H and H Bridge Club entertains at Munn home
The H. and H. Bridge club met at Mrs. John Munn's home on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Mildred Neil as a guest. Two tables played bridge. high score went to Mrs. Boice Kurtz, second to Mrs. Phil Wanerus, and Mrs. Kurtz won the traveling prize. One course refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. & H. Bridge Club
John Munn
Mildred Neil
Boice Kurtz
Phil Wanerus
Kurtz
Charles Clark
Rosemary Club
Cloyce Stewart
P. F. Whisler
Deil Walker
Glen Thompson
Washington County Hospital Nurses’ Alumni Association
Hubert Walker
Keith Sweet
Walker
New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder Debuts
New MELLO GLO face powder claims to hide tiny lines wrinkles and large pores. A French process makes it spread smoothly and stay on longer with a matte finish and no shiny noses. Sherman Bros druggists promote the new product for every complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros
The Man You Know Best Urges Women to Boost Men’s Clothing Budget
An article urges Washington women to ensure their husbands spend more on clothing, arguing that men’s self respect and confidence depend on a well kept appearance. It stresses firm action, describes affordable ready to wear options, and promotes Klein Klothing Ko as a local supplier aiding men and boys with quality garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Klein Klothing Ko
Klein's
Country Club Social Calendar to Be Out Soon
The Country Club plans eight dinners starting May 19 with aims to charge $2.00 for all eight plates, down from last year's $2.50. The first informal dinner is set for Thursday at 6 45 pm with invites to members. New members Mrs Roy Foss and former member Mrs Orville Spencer were welcomed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Roy Foss
Orville Spencer
Dorothy
Augusta Koehler
John Krause
Basket dinner and youth meeting at Eureka church
Announcement of a basket dinner at Eureka church on Sunday May 1 and a Saturday meet for all pupils of the Junior department of the U P Sunday School at 1 o clock to go for a weiner roast. Each person asked to bring five cents. Also notice of Presbyterian choir rehearsal at 42060 West Main Street Friday evening April 29 at 7 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Church
U. P
Presbyterian
West Main Street
Community events and club notices for Thursday evening
Country club members plan a pot luck dinner at 6 45 bring dish to pass own dishes and silver coffee provided bridge to follow Odd Fellows hall hosts social and dance for members and families Garden club meets at Mrs W W Wilson home at 7 30 with a splendid program Community Social at Bethel Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening April 28
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Garden Club
Bethel Presbyteria
Rural Women's Club Meeting and Seed Exchange Notes
The Rural Women's club meets with Mrs Lloya Humston Friday afternoon at 2 30 with a seed and bulk exchange and program. The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the M E church meets with Mrs A Anderson at 406 East Washington Street. Mrs J E Wright leads a lesson and district convention report is to be given. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloya Humston
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. EB. Church
A. Anderson
East Washington Street
J. EB. Wright
Local clubs schedule dinners this Saturday evening
The Business and Professional Women's club will meet at the Y community room for a 6 15 p m dinner. The U and I club will host families at Mrs Dill Roileau's home for Saturday evening supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
The
U. and I Club
Dill Roileau
Sunday School Meet at Country Home of Mr and Mrs Kleese
Dr Eastwoods class will gather Monday evening at the Kleeses country home. Those without transportation should meet at the church at 6 30. Participants are asked to bring dishes a silver dish and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Eastwoods
David Kleese
Columbus Junction Notes and Local Events
April report from Columbus Junction covers evangelistic ser vices in Columbus City, visitors from Des Moines and Vinton, Cotter School and Conesville school plays, PEO chapter meeting, high school banquet plans, Elks card party in Muscatine, faculty moves to Crawfordsville, Louisa County music festival, job openings for English teacher, funeral and veteran services, graveside honors, Muscatine visitors, a death in Letts, highway No. 61 relocation progress, Indian Creek club meeting, and fire damage repairs at the Weber residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Griffin
J. E B. Bell
R. E. Owens
R. Littre
Carleton Moore
Guy Masonholder
Columbus Junction
Lady Elks Club of
Muscatine
Elks Home
Fern Johnson
Columbus
Srade
Crawfordsville
D. F. Huston
Burlington
J. H. Huston
Louisa County
Wapello High School
Board of Education of Columbus
Joseph Kramer
Methodist Church
Jacob
Floyd
Lewis Hall
Ralph Bozman
Everette Bozman
Lee
Ogier
Joseph Gabriel
Lee Ogier
Donald Gabriel
W. A. Lamp
Columbus City
William McKay
United Brethren Church
Columbus’ City
J. Carson Duncan
J. Carter Duncan
Fred Duncan
J. M. Robertson
C. N. Johnston
J. R. Johnston
Columbus City Cemetery
American Legion
K. M. Arrington
W. C Hall
L. S. Meyers
Milo Arthur
Lewis Pugh
Harry Church
Robert Hart
T. A. Lewis
John Logan Wilson
R. J. Gilkey
Grace
Martha Butler
Clarence J. Shellabarger
Wapello
Rock Island
A. E. Burkett
Indian Creek
G. W. Weber
Public Auction of Marsh Property in Washington Iowa 1932
Writ of Special Execution directs Sheriff R H McCaney to sell the real estate of J A Marsh and Etta B Marsh at public sale in Washington Iowa. The bank claim by American Savings Bank and Trust Company is the suit behind the sale. Sale begins at 2 30 p m on May 14 1932 in front of the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
J. A. Marsh
Etta B. Marsh
Court House
Washington
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Railway Company
Meridan
Chicago, Rock Island and
P Pacific Railway Company
American Savings Bank and Trust Company
Burlington
Obsolete Martello Tower Defenses in Corsica
The Martello tower, an early round masonry coastal defense, originated near the Gulf of San Fiorenzo in Corsica. Popular around 1800, most were soon abandoned as they proved of limited practical value.
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Gulf of San Fiorenzo
Corsica
Chicago Cubs Take Over First Place in National League
Snow and base hits reshape the standings as the Chicago Cubs seize undisputed first in the National League while the Yankees move atop the American League. In other action, the Braves beat the Pirates 8 to 4. Sam Jones falters for Chicago. Reds topple the Cardinals 6 to 4. Indians defeat the Browns 7 to 1. Snow and cold halt most other games.
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New York
New York Yankees
Boston
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
Roger Hornsby
Pirates
Pat Malone
Pittsburgh
Richbourg
Suhr
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Altho
Hodapp
Cleveland
Sox
Sam Jones
Chicago
Bump Hadley
George Granthma
Redlegs
Syl Johnson
Babe Herman
Jimmy Shevlin
Cincinnati
Reds
Silas Johnson
Indians
Browns
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Burnett
West Chester Community Notes and Visits
Mrs. P F Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Smith, Glenn Smith, and Mrs. Brumback shopped in Washington on Tuesday. The DeLongs and daughter Laura Lucille visited Washington Saturday afternoon. The Lester Sigmund family visited Brighton area Sunday. Mrs. Boyer’s health declined. PA meeting closed the school term with officer elections and student exhibits from first grade to 12th. Seniors presented Her Step Husband to a full house, a successful show. Mrs. Coffee and Wilson Coffee and wife left for Chicago Thursday from West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Doyle Smith
Washington
Glenn Smith
D. E. Brumback
Wellman
Sam DeLong
Laura Lucille
Lester Sigmund
Brighton
Dg Duvall
Walter Boyer
B. I. Coffee
Wilson Coffee
Chicago
Wayland Social Notes Mention Visits and Purchases
Mrs. Ezra Wittmer plans a Indiana visit with her father and sister. Mrs. Harry Green bought Buff Orpington eggs from Mrs. P. F. Smith for hatching at 11.5 dollars per hundred. A Wayland gathering planned for the first week of June includes Rev. Elmer Basinger and others. Family visits span Fairfield and Columbus Junction as well as Iowa City for students Eudora Roth and Gilbert Schantz. Roger Conrad, ten, suffered burns when his clothing caught fire. his brother Glen Dean alerted his mother, aiding a quick response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Coffee
Indiana
Harry Green
Keota
P. F. Smith
Dale
Joy
Fairfield
Hiram
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunshine Club
Plower Exchange
Sunshine Community Club
C. A. Ruebsam
Ruebsam
John Kiben
Robert Kephart
Charles Wolfe
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Baptist Church
Crusaders of the Baptist Church
Elda White
Africa
Japan
Ed Grayson
Henry Shields
C. O. Winters
Letts
United Brethren Churches of
Helen Jenkins
Freida van Horn
Kadyn Davis
Monna Edwards
Pauline Edwards
Pauline Peters
Duane Richards
Howard Williams
Conesville
Reformed Church
J. D. Darrow
Columbus High School
Lues
Pleasant
Welch-Moore
Ington
Fred L. Moore, Mer
East Side Square
Washington, Towa
Sheriff's Sale
R. H. McCaney
County
White Sox
Wayland
Ezra Wittmer
Elmer Basinger
A. E. Rinner
Wilma Alston
Ina Boshart
P. P. Wenger
Rey
Allan Miller
Donnells
Way
Jesse Davison
H. I. Ward & Co
Frigidair
General Motors
Geo. W. Stewart Hardware
Est
Southern Utilities Co
Washington, Iowa
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